Change in-text citations to chronological
The journal I am submitting to (Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science) stipulates that I must provide in-text citations in chronological order:
https://www.elsevier.com/journals/estuarine-coastal-and-shelf-science/0272-7714/guide-for-authors
Which states: "References in the text should be arranged chronologically."
I have checked and I have the latest Zotero style for this journal, but it isnt sorting the citations like this. They seem to be in whichever order I thought to add them, and if I toggle "keep sources sorted" on and off the order doesn't change.
Can anyone please give me some advice on whether the citation style is incorrect, or whether I'm doing something wrong. And how to fix it? Thanks.
https://www.elsevier.com/journals/estuarine-coastal-and-shelf-science/0272-7714/guide-for-authors
Which states: "References in the text should be arranged chronologically."
I have checked and I have the latest Zotero style for this journal, but it isnt sorting the citations like this. They seem to be in whichever order I thought to add them, and if I toggle "keep sources sorted" on and off the order doesn't change.
Can anyone please give me some advice on whether the citation style is incorrect, or whether I'm doing something wrong. And how to fix it? Thanks.
The journal linked above specifically says that it isn't necessary to format references precisely as that's done on copyedit, btw.